Qatar, Egypt urge full Israeli pullout to keep fragile Gaza truce alive | | AW

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : He also urged the US to intervene with Israel's Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to ensure the plan succeeds.
50% : The measures were spelt out in the US- and UN-backed peace plan that has largely halted fighting, though the warring parties have yet to agree on how to move forward from the deal's first phase.
49% : Turkey, also a guarantor of the truce, has indicated it wants to take part in the stabilisation force, but its efforts are viewed unfavourably in Israel.
45% : "We need to deploy this force as soon as possible on the ground because one party, which is Israel, is every day violating the ceasefire," Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said at the Doha Forum.
45% : Israel this week said it would open the checkpoint, but "exclusively for the exit of residents from the Gaza Strip to Egypt.
43% : Under the plan endorsed by the UN in November, Israel is to withdraw from its positions, Gaza is to be administered by a transitional governing body known as the "Board of Peace," and an international stabilisation force is to be deployed.
43% : Israel's announcement drew expressions of concern from several Muslim-majority nations, who said they opposed "any attempts to expel the Palestinian people from their land.
39% : Qatar, alongside Egypt and the United States, helped secure the long-elusive truce, which remains delicate as Israel and Hamas accuse each other of breaching its terms.

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